Foresight-A.I.™: Timing vs. Pricing Indicators

The difference between pricing indicators and timing indicators is simple: one analyses price, the other analyses time.

A pricing indicator can tell you at what price a high-probability trade may be made, but it cannot tell you what time that price may be reached.

A timing indicator doesn't forecast price, but the times at which a market change may occur.

Based on the time-tested theory that market activity is not random, and that people - and thus the market as a whole - tend to follow repeating and predictable patterns, Foresight-A.I.™ examines thousands of patterns over the past several days.

It then forecasts highs and lows for the day based on the patterns and trends with the highest probability of repeating (even during economic events).

Foresight-A.I.™ allows you to overlay the forecast on a chart in DealBook® 360, enabling you to see the time each day at which potential highs and lows may occur.

(A)  Foresight-A.I.™ forecasts a small decline then a high in the first part of the trading day.

(B)  Foresight-A.I.™ forecasts a steady decline to reach the low at the end of the day.

Notice how the times at which the market reversed its direction match the Foresight-A.I.™ forecast.

(A)  Trend was correctly forecasted to be high during the first trading hours from 8:15 - 9:30a.m. New York time.

(B)  Exact low of the day was within 10 minutes of the forecasted low.